Ursus C-360 tractor T-shirt - a perfect gift for tractor enthusiasts

Many might call it just an ordinary farm tractor. However, the Ursus C-360 served Polish farmers 360 days a year, starting from the memorable year 1976 when the first conqueror of fields and country roads left the factory, gleaming with its yellow bodywork. Production of the original C-360 model ended in 1994, but Ursus SA released a new tractor with the same name in 2015. These machines, known to children as tractors, were manufactured in the Ursus district of Warsaw (an independent city from 1952–1977), with each one bearing a name referring to its "homeland."

The Ursus C-360, with a maximum speed of 25.4 km/h, remains a hero of the Polish countryside to this day. You can still find offers to buy and sell this yellow giant, and there's even a high probability of encountering it at various tractor parades. The Ursus C-360 also stands in the National Museum of Agriculture in Szreniawa, as a proud exhibit of a bygone era, where, despite the pervasive greyness and shortages, there was no shortage of the yellow tractor, brightening faces with a smile.

The author of the drawing is Wrocław-based artist Paweł Grabowski.